Wefaceswap

The tool covers three media types with one flow. Photo swaps land in seconds and suit memes, thumbnails and profile pictures. Video swaps keep the new face aligned as the subject moves, and GIF swaps handle short looping clips. Each mode takes the same two inputs: base media and source face.

You can replace up to four faces in one image or video. That covers group selfies, class photos and team shots where several people want a different look. The engine maps each face separately, so one subject's swap doesn't bleed into a neighbor's features.

Head swap goes past the face outline and rebuilds the whole head, including hair and the neck line. It's the fix for a blink, a subject who looked away or a bad angle. For portraits you can't reshoot, that saves the shot.

A browser-based live mode swaps your face on a camera feed in real time. The site pitches it for video calls, streaming and staying anonymous on camera. It asks for camera access and works without installing anything, which matters on machines where you can't add software.

The account ships with a background remover, an AI image upscaler that goes up to 4K, a text to video tool and a live portrait maker that animates a still photo. None of them are the reason to sign up, but they cover the follow-up edits a photographer or editor usually needs after a swap.

Processing happens on cloud GPU servers, so a laptop or a phone can handle a 4K job without local hardware. Wefaceswap says uploaded files are removed within an hour and that no user data is kept on its servers once processing ends. That short window is the main privacy fact worth checking your own use against.